Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Monday, December 21, 2009

Blog Assignment #6 XD

.....Older people have a dark side also......

The Way up to Heaven
by Roald Dahl.


"The Way up to Heaven" is a shocking suspense, about an old couple with a few problems in their marriage. Mrs.Foster has always been worried about being late for about everything, and her husband Mr.Foster has always made it worse for her. Mrs. Foster decides to leave her elderly husband stuck in her house elevator for six weeks, with no food or water, while she go's on a vacation to go to Paris and see her daughter, and finally be free from her husband driving her insane. When the six weeks of freedom came to and end, at home she notices a strange smell but smiles anyway and calls a man to fix the elevator. there were many times she could have went back, but she never did. this story had no red herrings to confuse the reader it kept everything in line. when the investigators came to discover the reason for Mr.Fosters death, they couldn't place Mrs. Foster as the murderer. this story of a elderly couple was very messed up, to make it more interesting and it succeeded.

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Assignment #5 o_O

Night of the Twister
By James Micheal Ullman
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"Night of the Twister" is a suspense, through out you never know what the Characters are going to do. Karen the daughter of a police officer is alone at her parents place when two escaped convicts bash through the door with guns. Karen even though she is alone and her life is in danger she stays calm, while she is tricking the convicts to believe that a she is cooperating with them.
To continue the suspense the convicts still haven't killed her and she's telling them only some parts of some of the information their asking, "she hadn't mentioned, an ancient double-barreled shotgun hanging in plain sight on the wall over the mantel in the dining room"(Pg.131). Karen Using the train tracks to scare the convicts, they ran toward the cellar pushing Karen aside, But with them not knowing about the gun she didn't mentioned, she shot at them. one died the other injured. Her knowing the train passed at a little before 10 all the time and knowing she made it out to be a twister, saved her life.

Friday, December 11, 2009

Blog Assignment #4 >,<

...Honey I'm home...

"Lamb To Slaughter" by Roald Dahl -the story, "lamb To Slaughter" is most definetly a suspence you never know whats going to happen..."will Mrs. Malonly ever get cought?", "what are the police going to do?". The suspense when it was introduced, appeared in the part when Mr. Malonly finally started to talk,to his wife. You wondered what was he talking about, and how was Mrs. Malonly going to take it. and when it was resolved Mr. Malonly was dead. Roald Dahl used a red herring in this story, he gave hints to what may or may not happen later in the story, it was pure poetic justice.the story "Lamb To Slaughter" is a great story and everyone should read it.

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Random...>,< space

.....space......
.....just so empty........
.....here.....over there......
........why.......This........why....
............Never...know....why...
........Space.....like.....This.....

Monday, November 23, 2009

Assignment #3 :)

APPEALS

2. We have been reading Anne Sexton's poem, "Courage" and Rudyard Kipling's poem "If".

The poem that appeals most to me is both of them Anne Sexton's poem, "Courage" and Rudyard Kipling's poem "If...".

Anne Sexton's poem was mesmerizing with how she described Pain, Love, and showed how in a special way they make courage. But in Kipling's poem he's saying what courage should be, in his poem he's sending more of a message to the reader like, "you can face any challenge, if your willing to fight", Anne Sexton's describing what it feels like. Together they create different points of view from a life choice to how it could happen. Thats why i could never truely choose between them because they both appeal to me in different ways which are important.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Assignment #2 :o

WHY "IF...."

"If" by Rudyard Kipling which we studied in class.


Do I agree with Kipling's message?....yes because he is telling everyone that they can be a better person,and its true because no matter who you are you can face any challenge that comes your way, it's just if your willing to fight the challenge.the statement that is meaningful to me is:

"If you can make one heap of all your winnings and risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss,....." Why?..... because it says to me that you should take risk, do what you believe in,take a chance.or even make a change. Is Kiplings advice useful still?...... I believe it is, because if we did do the things different then in this poem, we would have way more depressed people in the world,and everyone would probably be more angery.

Monday, November 9, 2009

Assignment #1 :P

How does being able to write change Christy's life?

Being able to write will change Christy's life from what it was like before, to a whole new world.Writing gives Christy a chance to finally communicate with his family,after so long of them not having a clue of what he was thinking or if he understood, and to see what he actually wanted.It shows he does have a sence of control and thats new for him.And along with that He now has more oppertunitie's like if he wanted too he could become a famous writer.Being able to write was a great thing for Christy to learn, because of learning this, Christy's life will never be the same.

words

Words
can describe almost everything but its us who have to use them,
if only we can chose how to use them....

DREAM
as if you'll live forever,live as if you'll die tomarrow.

Questions
it is not the answer that enlightens,but the question.

RISKS
only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far
one can go....

AND failure is not an option.